BIND 10 #175: Loadzone: Add verbose options to exactly what is happening with loadzone

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#175: Loadzone: Add verbose options to exactly what is happening with loadzone
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 Reporter:  zhanglikun  |       Owner:  zhanglikun                 
     Type:  task        |      Status:  new                        
 Priority:  major       |   Milestone:  04. 2nd Incremental Release
Component:  loadzone    |    Keywords:                             
Sensitive:  0           |  
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 Create ticket for task 89. The following part is the requirement for this
 task provided by Jeremy.

 > task 89: loadzone:verbose option to exactly what is happening with
 > name cleanup based on origin, and %done while running
 >
 > Question:  What does ?name cleanup? mean here?

 I am guessing that "name cleanup" is to report what was derived for the
 origin (in the case that the origin is not defined on the command line).

 We talked about various different "verbose" options for b10-loadzone, but
 for now:

 - report to STDERR

 - report origin name

 - show count of how many RRsets or records were loaded

 - report where the data is stored to (for now is a sqlite database file)

 - if possible, report whether or not a new database is created or an
   existing one is updated

 - maybe report whether a new zone was created or an existing zone was
   replaced

 - maybe periodically show a count of how many RRSets or records have
   been loaded

 "%done" is for periodically showing the percentage of the master file data
 that is loaded until complete. I am not sure how relevant or easy that is
 to do now as I don't know if it pre-parses the loaded data to get
 something to compare with. It is probably not required in the first
 "verbose" option.

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